Good morning, Wichita Falls.

Artist Amy Jones Walker has launched a fundraiser to raise $6,000 to replace a vandalized fiberglass horse with a durable aluminum version — the project aims to restore a local symbol of resilience, with donations accepted at Withershins Menagerie on Scott Avenue.

Iowa Park community is hosting a burger burn fundraiser at VFW Post 10455 in Burkburnett on Friday, Apr.

24 at 6 p.m. to support the family of a teen who died in a wreck on Saturday, Apr. 18 + proceeds will benefit the family.

Back Nine Golf, a new indoor golf simulator venue, opened Saturday at 4701 Southwest Parkway in Wichita Falls.

The business features four simulators, a putting green, bar, TVs and meeting rooms, is open 24/7 with veteran discounts available, and a grand opening is planned for May 16.

El día del Niño returns April 30 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Wichita Falls to celebrate children with art classes, STEM activities, and bilingual reading programs (including a museum tour) that honor cultural heritage and creativity.

Wichita Falls’ public health district inspected local food establishments from April 9 to 16, finding that while some restaurants earned perfect scores, others had issues such as *dangling fly traps and improper storage practices*.

In Wichita County, median home listings increased to $192,475 in March—up 4.5% from February but 7% lower than last March—while homes averaged 1,607 sqft at $119 per sqft and stayed on market for 61 days.